New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 4

A Wife's Confessnonal Adele Garrison's New [Phase REVELATIONS OF A WIFE Mrs. Ticer Ts Susplelous of Her Laxlger 1 hesitat ed question eyes knew widen that 1 her fears or eould not I knowledge was a te home 1 was that my nei her usual sh mate of her lodger, an fluenced by court his flowery “It all dep: doesn't it?" 1 he vouched for gan feel pert 1 reflected grimly t & truth in m rds which she tle suspect 1 knew that if Chow had permitted his man assoclate Mrs. Ticer's he business to see tl haveq himself. “But 1 don't looks elther,” weakly to strengthen wariness toward the with you that he a bit ‘fishy Tt I were you I should insist that he pay upon arriving, not ¢ “Oh! 1 have his mon already, she responded, 1 reflected that there was no need to te shrewdness to a Long I.\nv native “I told him that 5 my eustom, and although I do not be- Jeve he liked it well, yet handed it over smil And T've got it safely put away where he never could find it, even if he the chance to hunt for it, which he won't. And as far as that goes, I'm not afraid to have him around for a week or two, at all, Jerry and Micer are both working right near the use and they'll keep an eye on him." “] Can Manage It All Right” *That's all right then,” I return- ed, and forthwith dropped the sub- fect of “Steve,” and began to plan with her the work 1 wished her to do for me In gotting the hous ready for Lucia M pect eall i rght.” capable manner my distressed “1) wash it out morrow early, T the upstair of 1 mpor s not in- nds upon the sald at | him, 1 imag Chinese But it ine you there was lit- Lee to bring to would ma at the 15t Mr, went Dackett's trying Ticer's “I agree on, M man avi ach very he got credith's all guess 1 can mgnage it &he 1 finally, and brought cheer to housewifely soul tuft and And to over get busy with this to afternoon, got 1 can right this as quickly as for ming. Don't put 1 near that Katie, thoug Tetter I'rom Leslte Prescott to the Little Marquise—¢ontinued What did one,” 1 said to pair I never b swered Mr. € sure the will tell it vou d th the other ing the interesting.” in the inter mome Chines upon temple the town man whose queer « il foun & hidden ot said that e harlotte stale cake Cover gelatine with cold water and | of I3IIIIIITIIIITTIIITIIIIIILII B Sirtasaiiiizittiiresrseat it inatasiy Mentally T % 3 ‘Dr. Tall" odd antipathy quoted th men v rk you too all over at the yould like ining s farmhonse able to he to bring you emergency and the end be kept laundry the {ween week Katie busy on other Hurrying from Hospitality 1 shall he to manage thing vou may g" she of will any- enjoined of work flax 1 tor miuch of that cle pect The pro scems to act jcer. get out af way Kill irds with washing at home, and looking Loarder sit the can 1wo doing the after m ao hefore protesting me today, though A rather do. errands to which o I'm going of T must attend at onc to run.” 1 hurrled away, her h protests floating or out of the yard in guest roem and knew that me kno of and as 1 1 noticed a me, curtain her slightly, ' was ; did for watching add r presen to my mind the specu- sed of my h.1‘ i Aimost R Harlicks, . The ORIGINAL - Malted Milk . Forlnfanis Invalids, The Aged Nocsishing— ngcu\ble—Nn(mkmg 8" Avoid Imitations = Substitutes arn | down. T my | vou | But | itable | moving | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNE:* mpe o U@E@ RAIN P — L AL L B How You Can Recognize T. B. 1t one has tuberculosis It is ex ceed| he knows it Be ing tired and run down in the afternoon or appetite, indigestion ture and a cough The cough is not ‘Y“‘H every cough lasting 1 or more I8 suspicious | Night slgns Pleurisy—a chest, made ing or on coughing I hour or more— 1o tubercnlosis Failure to recover fro espectally evening, poor slight tempera- Bly important that ause only way to before the cure e to | lungs wasted away. The method determining if one iy affected 18 to have a reput- physiclan make a thorough ex- Some folk have thelr ery and 1t start best of sweals are almost sure l sharp wors: pain on deey and lus is nearly o umination lungs examined ey is a good plan However, there are symptoms | ahich mest any one should be able | |10 detect, These are: pneumonia, malarfa and ¢ | “1.oss of weight, loss of strength, |« dly as ehonld | and endurance, fecl- |1s year, la grip ther lack of encrgy NOW | You hate to be on a tra pu but if traveling sols puzzle if nd a pleasant half HORRIZONTAT work this you are | you hour. | vant 1o e . To ventiiate Bed lath Raven. Books of ald Burden Native et Sun god Jabel Soft. coloriess resin used Ticket collactor To dupart Ten To bind To soak aintment To break the ranks ef {s fence COLOR CUT-OUTS To rip Peclad READ THE HERALD CEASSIVILD ADS FOR YOUR WAATS Don't be annoyed by ugly blémishes,when red. irritated, blotchy skins can be qnul% cleared by Resinol ng. To ip will l l(.Jhl.sl 1925, Assoclated Edi- tors, Inc.) l DAY ANBALAS MYSTERN 4 el [IEADON HILL s REGIN HER? | Honeyt GO ON WITH weather TODAY [RERE {1¢ panion fu the hut was Stampage, the eminent| S vetived from London pric and ffty conld ) Klyne th a would clieer- handsgrhe m the move-| man appeared | ssantly, but only 1 the watcher vas spraking in or the glass of the < too thick to al of his yoice lps gren - a hn hu- ral line only t ne £h hi wan® dndl then hey out STORY ampug. 5 in no ur was later sur- gratified to friend, Mr. Ted 1, on the plat < Rt 1 one-hors 3 s trom ate (i had pipes in their two men their N oven didn't said Tono not to male him ¢ 1l up any 1sefu] 2" hed up enou Lt not yeplicd Klyne, “Unfortu- init 1 i A ning ling ta want something 1o in 1nafkst follo 1sh and | r's hut, r of the a young izns of Ais- bod ame But it's , vou make ough 1) else | ho could hay | What ¢ ourself, Klyne But T shall if v natl | to- | ap! [V first | Just prevent Well, your than T ghould have it Eh pair Adela z trom He had press ble mis- pawns in self-es. it at Col- to pro- tained wild owler's 1 P word | ra as K etoid) it} end he rejoiced to see ¢hat Knowles had iplt phoned nt for we ter Labhit all be from whole AY ife by millions and Headache Pain Neuralgia i nothache e A cor Manufa GRUBBY GOPER v THORNTON W. BURGESS) of fol n the of the night Mother Naturs who s nzht Jovs the darkne: o "hen Diz tald had 1 he depended iving most A in the Trairie have s for | hungry of s curio You wonld know T you please, Mr caid Peter, “what did you mnet cav he is no heauty how that fellow can dig: en when von couldn't rie Diog out there in the Far vepliod mice the ted beside Y i dogav Petii Diege only folks vou Yap the the asked en full eredit for the perform (To Be Continued) ht, 1925, NEA e Inc.) New Pumps an Py, on can't keep faney shoes do nd the gin- have been done v with, decoration bursts out 1 fresh quarter and upsets the scheme Here is a smart white kid pumps, trimmed and instep with serts of black p leather al when think e standardized read trimmir of the toe nt leather upper o trims the Cuticura Soap Is Refreshing After Outdoor Exercise Warm baths with Cuticura Soap, after outdoor exercise, cleanse, cool and freshen the skin, Assisted by Cuticura Ointment they do much to allay irritation, redness and rough- ness of the face and hands and keep the skin soft and clear under all conditions of exposure. "BAYER /\\l lhl'\l" and he | was | T\wl 3T prescribed by physicians for Colds I nmiago Neuritis Rheumatism H:Jfl on hich ¢ indy “Bayer” boxes 1gn hattles of 24 and 100~ ections. 17 tahlets Druggists Prove af vaeld eture of Monsaceticacidester of Salles] *pepli 1 Igger meal cn Eeck Goodness me!” Vi under the That" replied Inz Ground Squirrel cousin o hipmunk, whom yon know used to be great fun ont those squirrels.” anybady else that you Peter persisted " eaid Digger, serate \s head as it he couldn’t cmember, "Oh, yes, there was Grubhy Gopher? Peter looked more puzzied than ever, “Now, who under the sun is Crubby Gopher?" he asked, 1 don’t know any one around here by fhat name." ‘el if you lived out where 1 came from 114 know him." 1id Digger. “I must €ay he 18 but how that Gan ) v viped © so well. Tt i Vas there hnted ? | “Let hing to me gee vou wo na can uty, fellow Does he holes Dog dig great deep irie hat kind of & hole at all r soen where Miner the nat work?" foolish question Green Mea- woull have 0f Peter What ourse 1 have,” ‘Anvone on the 5 1 have o 1o have Miner living 10 bo \‘hn,‘ & i | pushing his tha surface," Digzer nodded. " I he Well, Grubby | tunnels 1 ime way them a Nl Jo not make ridges little throws up a mound of earth ! “Huh gee what at for,' seen the by tunnels along just under s mad ahen t s 4 Gopher digs Miner does deener and on the sur- way he only he d | they | | face Put every he does the dirt, has to put that dirt {opens up tunnel to the surface and pushes the dirt out until there 18 quite e Petor “Why |ime To get replied Digger the 2 mound.” isn't very smart, is he" said if he keeps making open- into his tunnel like that, what lig to prevent enemies from coming him?"* demanded Peter “He closes the door,” replied Dig zer as €oon as e has pushed a load of dirt out he plugs up the only time | he hole open is when he | wants to air out My, but that fel ainly has big porkets “Pockets!” exclaimed Peter Pockets! What kind of pockets? (Copyright, 1 by T. . Burgesc) lin after tartly “Tnst hole, The leaves a The ne Grubby Gopher Pockets | [ : l e xt story, Washa and Tufieta blue taffeta has |2 scarf collar of white kasha eloth stiteheq in blue siik A coat of navy heavy (FIAPPER FANNY says “Prom” is merely an abbre- viation for “promulgation of romance.” e e e THE HOME MEDICINE CHEST 1t usually contains Spirits of Am- ronia, Tincture of Iodine, Milk of Mlagnesia, Castor Oil, Epsom Salts, of Pepuermint, Spirits of amphor and other remedies, Every yman who suffers from any of the iiments of her sex should include Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. For three generations it has been proving to the women of this country that thers is nothing so dependable to overcome the aches {and pains which women aione have | to bear, lissence